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Digestive Disorders Foundation

From the DDF website

Every year hundreds of thousands of UK citizens suffer from digestive disorders ranging from food allergies to digestive cancers. The Digestive Disorders Foundation is the only national charity that covers the entire range of digestive disorders. The DDF relies on donations to fund this work.

The DDF aims...

To fund research in order to prevent, cure or treat digestive disorders
To provide information for sufferers, their families and friends
To increase the knowledge of the symptoms of digestive disorders and urge those experiencing those symptoms to seek a swift diagnosis

Web URL: visit Digestive Disorders Foundation website

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